Hi,
On SunOS 5.9:
When the Error Log is set to "ErrorLog /apache/logs/error_log" the
apache starts successfully.
Changing the error log to rotate logs: "ErrorLog
"|/product/httpd-2.0.55/bin/rotatelogs /apache/logs/error_log.%Y-%m-%d
50M" causes the apache start to fail with the following error:
As with all errors, and "Forbidden" in particular, the relevent entry(s)
from the error log tell us the real reason, so this is something of a guess:
Does the userid/group under which your apache tasks run (webroot at another
guess) have rx permission to the directory containing main.php and menu
Can Le,
On Jan 1, 2007, at 4:07 PM, Can Le wrote:
Happy New Year to Sander Temme
Thank you, happy new year to you too (and to all readers of
[EMAIL PROTECTED]).
I do not have problem when I run my test.exe in Internet Explorer,
however, Firefox gave me these errors and asked me to down
Happy New Year to Sander Temme
I do not have problem when I run my test.exe in Internet Explorer, however,
Firefox gave me these errors and asked me to down load file test.exe, but
Firefox did not run it on console:
logs/error: [Mon Jan 01 16:58:04 2007] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] m
Hi,
I've been running httpd web server under Fedora Core 4.
Now, I installed Fedora Core 6 onto another hard drive and configured httpd
server with the same /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf as under FC4.
My web server is running now, but outside browsers get an error message of
no permission to acces
Hi
I want to measure the performance of a specific php-script. That script
performs, based on session information (that I copied directly into that
file for test purposes), some calculations and database queries. When I
look at the script in a browser, it does what it should and takes about
2 seco
